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(2) Openly distrustful and unwilling to confide
(3) Suspicious
(1) Range managers in Utah are now leery about gardening wild mountains.
(2) I've become leery of such statements, because I've heard them so many times.
(3) Personally, I find the Independent so poor these days, that I'd very leery of accepting any conclusions from an article therein.
(4) The market turmoil and lack of good financial knowledge has made them leery of equities.
(5) It's therefore reasonable for me to be leery of liberals in general.
(6) I often feel this way when a book is turned into a movie - leery of having the images in my mind mixed with those on a big screen.
(7) This surprises me for I've always thought of him as an exacting craftsman and, therefore, leery of artistic pretensions.
(8) On the downside Craig is famously leery of publicity.
(9) Fazal Majid also has another good point, one that so far has kept me leery of purchasing music online.
(10) We were a little leery about renting a car, having never driven on Bulgarian highways, but our fears were misplaced.
(11) All of this anecdotal evidence has made me leery of the concept.
(12) But the candidate was set in his ways, and his people were leery of tampering with his approach so late in the game.
(13) He's also leery of reserve land being developed in such a way.
(14) He is a hard worker but many of his coworkers are leery of him.
(15) Businesses were a little leery , understandably, about investing and adding jobs.
(16) They're a little leery of actually trying to amend the Constitution.
(17) I am leery of superlatives but am not inclined to argue with that.
(18) And, as we mentioned in the article you read, be leery of any company that asks for money up-front.
(19) I was a little bit wary or a little bit leery because he had to pick the gun up and put it in the bag, so of course I was watching what he was doing.
(20) Before the practice took hold, some news directors, fearing pranks, were leery of airing amateur video.
(21) I could see the leeriness in their eyes as Lisa informed them that I would be staying with them for a few days, but the tension soon dissipated as I told them more about myself.
(22) It's the leeriness that puts them ahead, I think.
(23) Phoenix and New Hampshire prosecutors have, at least, overcome their leeriness at even charging bishops or cardinals.
(24) I share Davies' leeriness with regard to management consultants.
(25) Also implied here is an understandable leeriness on Bartov's part of the possibility that such art draws on the power of the Holocaust merely to energize itself and its forms.
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suspicious
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Sure
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Unwary